Dungeon Master Coach

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"When my friends introduced me to D&D way back in sophomore year in 2015, I was absolutely enamoured from the get-go. I've always loved writing, and writing for improv storytelling seemed like just the kind of challenge I would adore. Imagine getting to see your heroes reacting in real time! Affecting your world and stories in ways you could never have thought of yourself! I started running D&D games for friends and playing in them as often as I could. Sometimes with 5-6 active games at a time. I like taking my players everywhere -- from dragon's lairs to infinity malls to the roaring 20s and all the way back to that warm little tavern of our collective dreams. I love a roleplay-heavy game. I'm big on doing voices and character interaction, and as a DM, my favourite thing in the world is watching the moment where the D&D 'clicks' with a new player. D&D is also one of the best collaborative storytelling tools out there. 'Never split the party' is an age-old guideline among players, but I find it kind of poignant too. It's a game where you can't go it alone. Working together and keeping your companions in mind is integral to the game itself. And what isn't there to love about a game with friendship as a core value? Especially, of course -- when the other core value is kicking BUTT."

Dungeon Master

Dungeon Master

Dungeon Master